All agencies and privatecitizens will be invited to at­tend the meeting and "havetheir say" about the proposedalternate route.

-Low bids were acceptedfor kitchen equipment for ZiaSenior Citizens Center.

-The bid from Thunder­bird Equipment was acceptedfor a modular ambulance.

-The alternate bid forclass A fire truck was acceptedfrom Becker Fire Equipmentin Albuquerque.

-Noprotests werereceiv­ed during th~ public hearingfor proposed amendments tothe Lincoln IDstoric Preserva­tion ordinance.

-Wolf Creck and WolfSprings subdivision roadswere accepted and will be puton the tax rolls for 1988.

-A budget increase forZia Senior Citizens Center tbpurchase a new van was ap­proved. Zia also received per'),mission to sella 1982 van anda large comrrt(!t¢ial nWter.

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rizoz..o. Capitan•. Corona.RUidOso...and Ruideso DOWDS.The polISWil.! be open from 8a.m. to 7 p.m."" ..~ '

, In addition to name~t,pnthe ballOts. voters in Carrizozo,-Ruidoso- and-Ruidoso- -Downs ­will have the option of votingfor those who have declared aswrite-in candidates.

According to the electionhandbook issued by Secretaryof State Rebecca Vigil-Giron,write-in votes will be countedand canvassed only if thename is written in the slot pro-:vided and contains the two in­itials and last name; or thefirst and last name; or the firstname and middle initial andlast name; or the full name ofthe candidate.

Misspellings of the abovecombinations that can bereasonably determined by amajority of the members ofthe precinc;t board to identifythe declared write-in can­didate will be counted.

The voting machines inCarrizozo will have only twowrite-in slots even thoughthere are three declared write­in candidates. Since there areonly two trustee seats to filleach voter will be allowed tovote for two candidates,whether the votes be cast bypulling the lever or by writingin a declared candidate'sname.

Carrizozo voters shouldbecome familiar with thevoting machine and if theyhave any quesfions ask theprecinct workers.

Carrizozo voters need toalso know that if the name ofone write-in 'candldate is writ­ten in both slots that one votewill not be counted. The rollsof paper in the voting machinewill be removed from themachine after the polls close inorder for the precinct board tocount the write-in votes.

Carrizozo voters shouldalso consider making theirdecisions as to how to casttheir votes before entering thevoting booth. A vote may becast for the candidate on theballot by pulling the lever andone vote may be written in ortwo votes may be written in butonce both write-in slots havebeen opened, a voter may notchange his mind and thenclose the slot and vote (or thecandidate on the ballot by pull­ing the lever. The machine isdesigned to lock out a thirdvote.

mission the county inherited abudget with "a couple of thou­sand dollars shortfall."

Commissioner RalphDunlap wanted to add anamendment that the interestmoney from the sale of the oldRuidoso airport be put intoconstruction. The amount ofinterest has been estimated atnear $90,000.

Commissioners agreed tonegotiate with Ruidoso as tohow the interest money shouldbe used.

In other business, com­missioners approved acooperative road agreementwith the Forest Service for im­provements on county roadC-024 a t the 0 Bar 0 Ranchheadquarters.

A lengthy discussion washeld about the road im­provements and a petitionsigned by 251 people waspresented w commissionersobjecting to any considerationof closing the road through theo Bar 0 Ranch to th~ forest.

carolyn Lietzman, ~erof theC) Bar O,hadasked"tbata road review -committee t>eappointedtoh1sp¢Ct the ma4and ~COI;t~id..er> all alte.·tna,teroUte to:U1~,toresttbrougb In­dian Divide.

Colorado. She falls in love with"Leadville Johnny Brown," aminer who strikes it rich, andafter their marriage she runsinto problems with the"beautiful people of Denver."Molly goes on to enchant all ofEurope and never gives up,even when she is a passengeron the Titanic when it sinks.

The musical is being spon­sored by the CarrizozoWoman's Club. Tickets are $5for adults and $4 for childrenunder 12 and senior citizensand are available from anyWoman's Club member, theUnited New Mexico Bank andthe J.G. Moore InsuranceAgency.

KATINA CHAVEZ

County commissioners

Courthouse improvement moneydiverted to airport shortfallMoney tha t had been ear­

marked (or courthouse im­provements ~ll be spent forthe construction part of theutilities at Sierra BlancaRegional Airport, according toa resolution passed by LincolnCounty Commission during theFeb. 23 meeting.

The money came from aone mil levy that was assess­ed on property tax for 1987 andoriginally had been designatedto meet the obligationsnecessitated by the re­quirements for local contribu­tions to meet and obtainfederal grants in the construc­tion of the airport tha t hasbeen built on the Fort Stantonmesa. The excess of the moneywas to be used for courthouseimprovements.

The'newiesolution directsthat part of the proceeds fromthe mil levy be us~d for theconstruction part of theutilities because it has beenbrought to the attention of thecommissioners the need toprovide and fund utilities.

Commissioner Bill Kamexplained that the county isresponsible for the construe...tion costs at the airpottt ~ndalter the re--structuring of'UleSierra Blanca Airport Com.-

"The Unsinkable MollyBrown" will be presented atCarrizozo school March 13 at 3p.m. by the Alamogordo MusicTheater.

The special road perfor­mance will be the second roadshow for AMT. Last year theybrought "The Sound of Music"to carrizozo.

The production willfeature veteran AMT per­former Paula Jackson asMolly. She has been featured innumerous cameo appearancesin AMT show during the pastseven years.

"The Unsinkable MollyBrown" is the true story of awoman from a mining town in

'Molly Brown' coming toCarrizozo, March 13

CARRIZOZO, NM 88301 '* ESTABLISHED 1905

SHEEP PROGRAMAT CORONA

The Lincoln County NeWsrecently experienced the theftof two of iff vending machinesin the Ruidoso area. The Newsregret any inconvenience thismay have caused its readers.

Ruidoso readers can buythis newspaper at the followingbusinesses: The Three Bee's,N. Hwy. 37; Friendly T.V., 2930Sudderth; The Village Bookie,2536 Sudderth; Don's Phar­macy, 238 Sudderth; Circle K.Ruidoso Downs; KountryKwik, Ruidoso Downs; andNosker's Store, Glencoe.

Roy Dow, pos t com­mander of Ca rrizQzQAmerican Legion Post No. 11,has announced a specia Imeeting will be held Saturday,Feb. 27, at 10 a.m. in the Elec·tric Co-op building inCarrizozo.

•'We need to become anactive post again," Dow said."All Legion members and allmilitary veterans are invitedand urged to attend."

State Legion officersRalph Vigil and Tony Genta ofAlamogordo will assist withthe special meeting and offerinformation about veteran'srights.

News' vendingracks stolen

Legion callsmeeting to.reorganize

Jim Sachs~ sheep'specialist, Will speak at pro­gram to be held March 1, l' to3:30 p.m.• atUleCorona SChool~tion~$.

··tHe wilt ~~s plllJl$lomakeN~,~~, ke4-l'reestate, resulfJot.'.'tiS.lsU$1Dg the"insecticla:e::_~ oJi ked;,ram epidt~~~and enter- •iDgfleeeesuathe.,., sbo'.Y.

two years. member of thevolleybal team. drill team, theHondo Fiesta Daneers and wason the school annual staff.

A night service was held inHondo High School gym­nasium Wednesday at 7 p.m. tobe followed by funp! servicesth~ at 10 a.m.... today. Of­ficiating clergymen are Rev.Dan Paxton of Trinity Moun­tain Fellowship and Rev. Ar­turo Galvan, a missionary inCalifornia. Burial will be inHondo Cemetery under direc­tion of LaGrone FuneralChapel.

At today's services JuliePendergrass, a close friend ofthe deceased, will recite aspecial tribute. There will besongs by the Children's Choirfrom the church, and specialsongs will be sung by relativesfrom Roswell.

KaUna was born Aug. 31,1972 in Ruidoso.

She is survived by herparents, Mr. and Mrs. ArturoChavez of San Patricio; twobrothers, Charlie and IsaacChavez of San Patricio; asister, Selena Chavez of SanPatricio; her maternal grand­parents, F~in and -4>u~Salas of HondO-:'a),4ternalgrandfather, Aristeo Chavez ofSan Patricio; and maternalgreat-grandmother. AnnieMartinez of Roswell.

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torney, Sheriff of LincolnCounty, Lincoln County Clerk,and any employees of any ofthese offices, or acquaintedwith the officers or employeesof the Lincoln County DistrictCourt, board of county com­missioners, county manager,county attorney. or anyemployees of any other law en­forcementagencles or courts.

Other ques tions wereabout former jury duty,reasons as to why a personwould not be able to serve asa grand juror, and the publici tyconcerning the peti tion.

Judge Parsons read thepetition to the prospectivejurors before they filled out theques tionnaire.

After the regular panel of12 grand jury members and 12alternates was qualified JudgeParsons read the instructionsto the grand jury that includ­ed informa tion on the func­tions of a grand jury, secrecyof grand jury proceedings,foreman selection and instruc­tions by the court.

Regular grand jurymembers are Cindy Lynch,foreman, Christina Lawrence,Nata1ia Vega, Leota calloway,Marilyn Lane, Thomas Mis~Carol Simpson, AnneFerguson, George Stallings,Sue House, Victoria Conleya'nd Rose Montes.

Alternates are LynelleFillingim, Ann Anderson,Carol Schlarb, Arden Jacobs,Dave Parks, Albert Richard­son, Edna Falls, Carla Grover,

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cording to Wersicb. A Utoroughinvestigation is being con­ducted by the Lincoln CountySheriffs office and the StatePolice investigators.

Katina, daughter of Arturoand Yolanda Chavez of SanPatricio, was a member of theHondo High School basketballteam and had earned All­District honors for two years.She was head cheerleader for

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Cause of the fire is underinvestigation.

ped into the aquarium.Burnett said the room was

one of 10 rooms used on Sa tur­day for EMT testing. Windowsin the room had been left open.

The aquarium has beensent to the state fire marshal.Smoke damage in the roomand the subsequent smokesmell has made it necessaryfor the 2nd grade to holdclasses in the multi-purposeroom.

general to be aides to thegrand jury along with thedistrict attorney."

The 56 prospective jurorswere part of 150 regis teredvoters who were notified to ap­pear Feb. 22 at 1:30 p.m. Thenames were selected at ran­dom by computer.

In .addition to a qu.estion­naire that all 'prospectivejurors must complete andreturn, Judge Parsons had athree-page questionnaire foreach person to complete priorto his interviewing each one inprivate.

The three-page question­naire asked if the person waspersonally acquainted with theattorney general, district at-

ball near her home on Satur­day afternoon. She was asophomore student at HondoHigh school.

Wersich stated the causeof death was by drowning andsaid there was "evidence ofviolent pressure being placedon the neck of the victim WGklIwould indicate forcible drown­ing."

There are "no suspectsand no one is in custody," ac-

VOL. 83, NUMBER 8

By Ruth Hammond

Girl's death ruled a homicide

County grand juryqualified Monday

'Forcible drowning'

"It is suspected that thefire was started by someone,"Carrizozo School Supt. DannyBurnett said of the fire in the2nd grade classroom onSunday.

Custodian Rae Jean Bar­rie discovered the smoke andblaze and called the firedepartment.

The fire was contained inan aquarium on the floor in thecorner of the room. It appearsthat the screen had been tornand paper had been pushedthrough the screen and drop-

The Lincoln County grandjury was qualified Monday andmet for the first timeyesterday.

It is not known at this timeif the grand jury will considerthe petition to investigate andreport on actions oUhe countycoiii'fiimt::fobers,' countymanager and county attorney.

District Judge RichardParsons spoke to the 56 pro­spective jurors and explainedthe duties of a grand jury. Hesaid be had asked the attorneygeneral to make preliminaryinquiries into some matter andif that inquiry would develop."then I would askqthe attorney

Arson suspectedin school fire

"It is definitely ahomicide," said Paul Wersich,investigator with the LincolnCounty Sheriff's office, referr­ing to the death of Ka tinaChavez, 15, whose body wasfound in the Rio Ruidoso Sun­day morning following an all­night search.

The search began Satur­day evening after her parentsreported her missing. The girlwas las t seen playing basket-

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James Milleris honored

James Miller.. lorrner Car­rizozo school s,uperloteoden~has been named New MexicoSuperlolelldenlof the Year bythe state schooladministrators..

Miller will now competewilh olber .state.supcr,intendents of the year for Na­tional Superintendent of tbeYear.

Miller is currenUy schoolsu{>erloteodent of FarmingtonSchools. He was Carrizozoschool superintendent from1979-85.

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Say goodbye to scrambled television signlls.The sky Ind the world of entertlinment Irenow youlS It Iffordlble cost through your

locel Electric Cooperative·.

The progrlms offered by city clble systems- and MORE - are now youlS.

A phone cllI to your 10cII cooperativewill fill you in on III 'the details.

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amount budgeted.School Supt. Danny

Burnett reported ~t manyservices baabei!o dOosted nodlbelthe smaller building couldbe purcbased for less lbao.,000 and eUmfnate the needto go out to bid on the project.

In other business. Burnettannounced lbet students of tbemonth for February were LeahPatterson, JeDI\Y Nortbrop aodJ.R. Portillo. The studentsreceive a certificate and othergifts.

School board presidentwally Ferguson asked that aletter from the school board besent to each student of themonth.

-Burnett announced thatthe science fair winners wouldcompete in the regionalscience fair in Portales on Feb.~. Ferguson asked that JettersCrom the board be sent to thescience Cair winners.

-Burnett presented areport on student achievementCor the fin;t semester completewith grade point average foreach grade. Grade pointaverages Cor each class for thesemester: 12th, 3,45; 11th, 2.99;10tb. 2,75; 9th. 2.31; 8th, 2.76;7th. 2.62; 6th, 2.72; and 5th,2.58. .

-Special recognition wasgiven to boys aod glrill basket­ball teams for being d1Stric,tchampions, Botb teams clloch­ed the seasonal tiUe.

-I2tters of recognitionwere sent to guidance and stu­dent counselor Gerald Montes,special education anddIagoosticlso Patricia OJulter.and librarian and media ser­vices Julia Hollis. Letters willbe sent to them from the schoolboard.

-Burnett reported thatprincipal Melilolland receiv­ed an excellent evaluation.

-The new computer forthe business office was to bedelivered Feb. 22. Themaintenance contract for themainframecomputer current­Iy being used was extended tocover recent repairs. 'lbtal ex.­peodltures were $2,028.10 Corthree service calls. ,Them8lntenance contract for theyear will cosl $'1,575 wllb ballof 1belto be reCunded If tbe,schabl giveS 90 days noticeprior 10 July L

The new computer willcosl $1,216, lbeprilllor Is $1.700and _ Cor payroI1 aodbudget wID cost .$2,ilOO Cor atotal packsge pr1cEl of I$S,716.There wID be 00 trahiJogcoslllfOI' \be new co"lnptllet

. . -Bob Watson' llIscussed"'. " w1.th !be board '., '. .. ty

:. of!rading·one-' ·Wbltellabtor . . ' jlCbooi~. Both . 011lIiIlland. The sClidOl1!lfll;l ab-

·,·1aliJpetmWiOllll'4)tJlnutate.,~ an ""IibIuljIi>.caIi. be• made.

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The Carrizozo board ofeducation rejected the bidreceived for the metal YO agbuilding at the Feb. 16meeting. The bid of $8,500 wasmore than the estimate of$6,500. The size of the buildingwill be reduced to bring thecost of the building down to the

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-Elected county officialsand department heads weredesigns ted as personsauthorized to sign papers inthe acquisition of surplusproperty.

-A resolution supportinga Farm and Ranch HeritageCenter was approved,

-An executive sessionwas held for litigation.

Portions of the meetingwere filed by Randy Escamillaof KOBR-TV, Roswell.

School rejectsbuilding bid

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Grand jury...(Cont'd from P. 1)

Beu1ah Moore, Rueben Garcia,Leo Samora and BarbaraPendergrass.

The grand jury met Cor thefirst time yesterday. It willmeet as often as necessary,possibly not more than once aweek. and some weeks theymay not meet at all. The termof a grand jury is for 90 days.

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Car~iaozo Mayor Bob EIIJsoo Cor his _ 011 !be Col'- \be "stand Up Cor Carrizozo" lion asked permilllllon to coo- _t wllb lbe roPfOSeolatlve' -!JelDPIlIU. "AAllUIlCoC1" .' •IfompIdll PfOSented the first rlzozo _urn and Cor his celebrallon and \be~.. Ill> duct a _ksboJl in Carrizozo who'<lId Ibe numbering to ob- 1bel this' wastbo last _"'" li. '. ~key to \be city to Glen Ellillon belp in OIpJIizloglbe Gover- tlvI""" 1bet includeda tour of duriDll tbo toPallllllig of .\be" talo futtbor loformatlon.' Cor'trustees Pa~llaJlCb;oz.1Id cls.,·~ 1\!clilIell/ll .11­durlogthe Feb. 23 meeting of oor WUHam C. McDonald oldbomes In \be arna 1be1 Gov. water tank and dilrlog \be plll- LIndsay explained lbal· lildcIleQ'=-.' '..., 1edCIlldlld['~~,,ia' '4>JUl lriI.n·,oflbe Carrizozo board of Memorial Park celebra"'!"- McDonsld .!mew. EllIaon has,/_'~>tbo _iUb" IowII MQuJilaill BeI~ ba.l! p\lrchased l<e»l III!be~~,~\O.~~ .~trustees. '. ElllsOl1 was responsible a!IQ been 1!!11lIIIIlllI1tlIL ~ lHI!e~~ "nlim~placed"OIHbe cel'lWcs . In ,ot,~ . .~:

The key aod a certiflcate for tbe OldHomes bookIel1be! town recelvlog _ ~ IJuo Cb/l.<li:oossi!id~,wouId ,houses. MIIiei. Gaines bas tbe cC!Dsi~atlon 01' 81'""lces,' Sbe':,,,,~....."\be< 'IlI8'NaIIof approclatloo was given 10 was dislrIbutedSap.~19durlo1i New Me>dco Dramond be 25 10 llO~lonl'PfOSeot num"""'. Ulldsay said lbet rooder<id tolbe town. sern~ honor >;all. ,,"

JubUee/tlS Conslilul;ion· durIDg Qle wOrkshops aod two wqmen bad been In Car- •." BlceDtenDlet CommlsatonCOra WOUld be in town for two or -rizozo:for two weeks and that,

plaque to place 011 a mariler In tbroe days, Tbe operators '''Mounlaln Bell speol a 101 of . ,

~~Par~~~d =~u:.:e~~ Cn:be="do1nlltbe CARD OF THANKS',EllbIOI1 ill corrently Work· NM:RWA ClCloduct the course 10 ' .::rhii resolullon to fIDaIlze TIt, family of LucianO. G.Gutierre~

1011 00 a Memorial Day carrizozo.. theprocuremeolc_wasap- wishes to thank'all friendil ana'r'elatlvescelebrallon Cor CarrIzozo. On .-Hemphlll proclaimed proVed. The dty clerk was who helped us so much In out,l'llcentlO$S.May 1lO lbe plaque will be March as Menial Relardation desIgoated as central purcbas-dedi"!'ted ill !be park. Plans Montb. Ing ofllCeJ; LIncoln County Thanks for all the prayers, flewers, cards,Cor -llIe ~ wiD Inclllde a -Hal Sims showed a News was speclfled as !be food lind money. Also, speclalthanks to-pat'lide led hy the famed _lureCrImestoppen slgo newspaper, aod bids uoder 'Falher Griffith, !he pellbearers, andHol10111aD GoIor Guard aod and received~~sloo10 put .. 000.., ~m"",!'~f';;,~Ia~~~;-+--e-;'8I1/O~'hO c-ed- ,

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park. EllIscm said be wiD be stop slgos aod yield sillOS 10 quotes' Home Heallh Service ,of Lincoln County,asklogCoralotofbelPwltb\be town. He ,",plaiDed 1bet tbe ~Tbetown's Community wllh speciallhanks 10 Debbie Ortiz.celeb!ation. signs would be visible and Develbpment Block Grant

In other business~ the possibly help reduce the (CDBG) application heariDgboard of trustees heard a number of crimes committed. will be held in Roswell at thereport from WUson "l'd Com- --Sims invited trustees to RcswelllmI from 10:30 to 10:40paoy engineers Bill Zimmer- alteod the Marcb I meetlogof '. am Msrcb 16. '.man and Alan O'Brien the Carri~ozo Industrial . ~TheD1strict6MuniCipal

concerninll the roceotwater Development CQrp. al Ullited League meeting wiD bebeldlotests in Carrizozo. The report NewMexicoBankat5:30p.m. Carrizozo:March 11.included a rerommendation to He said the group will try to -After aD executive ses­have the waterstorage tank in- become active again andapply ~sion forpersonnel, trustees ae-­terior sandblasted and re- for certifica.Uonfroltl thesta~ ceptedtberesignatlonofpolieepainted. andposslbly to llpig" -Trustee Linda Haller re- officer Gllbert Archuleta. Jobnthe lines from the tank to help quested that the town give sup- Northrop was bired as part-

OLEN ELLISON (right) received the key to the city and a cer- increase water pressure. port to the 'Water Defense time pollee officer.tlflcate of appreCiation from CarrIzozo Mayor Bob Hemphill. Don ChUdress of the New AssoCiation and give $2,000 to

Mexico Rural Water Associa.· help with the legal expenses in­volved in the water rightssuits. No decision was made.

-Hemphill received per­mission to appoint himself asthe town's representative onthe· board· of the EconomicDevelopment Corpora tion ofLincoln County. Sims hadpreviously been appointed butinstead oC repres'enting thetown will hold a position as amember from .F~.mily

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• "Smelly lllrmplts.1 want those 'With unwashed.armpits confined to corrals nearest the washroomswhere they will feel. more comfortable lind lessendistress among deodorant users. Finally, 1 ad;vocate areturn'to the ducking..tooI rQr thoughtless busybodieswbQ are eanslngmeapop1exy andare rulnlng my bealthand dlsposilino by commanding !hall 'bave a,n1ceciBy'wben I am exercising my' right to have a lQusy day.These Little Mary Sunsblnes sbQuld nQt be perniittedtopractlce thelrlnanlly am_mllUons or unoffendinggrouches who are the backbone or thts totteringrepublic., '

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"18 at ~esc~l~Has i I. -" ~. Pt'i!ls_~s ~~!'D Dec. _ E'4wena Pr~) Mellcaleroj .. e ary wa reel . , es ,arara. ana \Vas- Sfs~. Joan" comanche Ijlod

Sunday.,' Feb; .21 at 6 p.m. with a resIdent of Lincoln COunty. Sbadene T,t'eas,' both ofthe "fu1lE!:ral mass, -on Monday,' aU berlife: She·was a teachel1l Mesc:a.l~ro; and ·Annette Not­Feb 22 M 51, JosllPh's Mi.· , ai!!lo al \!!lljlay ,care ...~ in .llIlIiulILnLIlJ!lc.'. 0, • tY . ----- - - em. 00. Wl1son Jr.,

village haU andthillks capitanhas the m.neY to do this. She(eels the village is runningVery smoothly. E ..

on my own and make-a deci­sion based" on the facts." He£eeJj: weneed good clean water·all y_ MacV.e1gb is not infavoroIraisitJg ta~.Heis not­running to make any specificcbange.

parralene Stewarl grewup in Nogal. Hercllildren are 'grown and shewould like to- dOsOmethIng lor dlpit.an. etWe­sh!l\llclll\ain,tllid all!! imp.nwe.-'­whal~ bave." Stewarlwould. . "

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Candidates aro!J"ames A. aDJIeXaliDn,to-!b8vi1lageallheCl.... parralene J. Stl!War~ ,present time. ' "Roberl L. Y.",.' WllliaDl, ,J. Bill MacVeIgb grew up inMaove;gh andNOrtIlanC.:a..n- carriz.... He-nas been afret. _ ~bese candida.tes teacher 16 years, 12 of: those'8lIS\Ve1"ed queslions.. III.Jlday yeantin capitan. IIlacVelgh

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During th",19B7 Judging oampalgn tho chapt'" l\llllndod, threa' I,witallonal contesta-""nd bl'Qligh\::horn_a total of six PlaqU.... Th. chapt.r culmlnat.d tJ:li' y.ar In jull91"g bl!.P!s!1lrtg filth)" -'ha~~_\ill"WiiPlIfQ.$;,9I\l$f1end bringrng horne the fii8t state Judgfng' plaque ewer: won QY,,the, cflaptj:Jr. Travls,.L1ghtfOot :$Il!'0 tl):oU'. tqp,ln-d1v1dual hbnors' In the same: contest. ~ . -'-,-'---~': ';. '. .-,. - -. '- ...-' . < ,-'-~.': ;':' "';"';"';'.'i

..~-- ------Afteri"'dghi~SQ1TtturcbapNn:oncenttl;lted Oil leactershtp PQntestJ ilf1d wm~..In '.IX·Pt *flU' -~ ---,.-,even $vallfiblfili contest$; at the sUne .convention-held,ln· June. To t9~ff;"8 ·.1in~, perforrnance.1r1 thea. 'COn­teSt$~ tbe Ch!Jpt~r,Farmer ParJlamentB.-y Prcoedure tt;ta,m....com-pc:iS~d' Qf.Julie.Fl;frgasQ~.::M!cha~1 poiJ.t1ds,1:"",i.KolJlQi!...J""oJ>-Glbbs.-:rtJ",ml'MUlk.y, :rt;auIs.,tJghllOot.-aR<W3eyo,~y--ElBlI"lOo""" ...thplaa~lb""",,.""'>.,-~~c-"-...,.""nam$d fo,~he all-~teCeremonies te~ tn thla col;tt~t•. A!so In these co~testaJ1na fI~rQn..WM 1ift!1." .Cilre.hhlUld Publla Spo.klng, 'WIth all thlsth. chapt.rllnlshSd thlrd I" the Sl"ts ",.ad....hlp 6W'Iepslok""hUnt. ' ....' ~ '. ", • .. - - .' .'. ,'.~' :e.

'OtNitechievements at·th. state convention were the ch~ptet"Wlrinil']Sthe aWlJrd l.ot1ht:J mQ$l:' tJt,I*~ding' progrlin of .ae:tMtieS In the state. Also the. 'Chapter was $wartted" threE!' stqte 'f~(mer (fegr$sra ~u'i~. theY' .Wllnt to TraVla 'tlghllaot, 'Tracl.''Prootor,--and Kim Worl;w.' Fln"IIV;to top Offlrgt<llif p"ifO(jfIafflllr:IWO"~1i"pl.r ,msn'lbel'$ were 'eleQted to state offices. Theyard Marvin Poun.ds-Presldentj' and B~y ,I3..II-~ntlnel~· .:' c,

Continuing JI'lto the stock shoW 8~ason .CoRms FFA had"s, trElim"&ridot;ls"Emort at the Uncoln 'County ....Fair with 12 members t:hOWiOg anlm~l$. Six oMhese-members: WSf)t on' tQ th~ ~At&'falr-and ·,bJf-cl1a~$t.'1tI~O~-"" ­put In Q.I1 «fucatlonal booth. taking $Qventh plac\1. Three membets: '~howeet af the.J:asJern .N.q.w. Mex:lco sta~ .Fair In ROS~J1.. ..' . ~"'''':'... _ • .,. ~ ',':'. ", ':. .

Aher, stock sl)Ow season.-it'was time to work on g..,tlhg ready for the Na:tl9rial Gon\tentldn~ On 1h$tclp'to Kan..... City the stat. wlnnlllg panlal1111ntory ProcSdU"! loam stopp"" off,ln Carthag•• MO.tll ooml>ete Inthe Na,tlonal Parliamentary LaW C~J.ntQSt 'agaInst i 8 other statEfWinn.rs. The team~me !AWaV'Wltl:) a $.ilveremblem. Aftar the contest the ohapter drove on to Kansas CIty wh~re.they w~tchec:tthe'fln;li~'membei'$' froj'hCQrona 'to teeelve, thetr ~J:Il,irlC8f' Farmer Degree~.These. members were, Marvin, Pound!) and ~t$¥e ._Copelapd. ' , , ,', . ~. .•.. , :.'",- . -..' .' p.

-After National. Cpnventlon It W8&1ime to' geat up fc;f the' OliitriCt I, .1e~dlili'$"rp eont$S$.Whet'e the,' \ohapt~1' 'made 4 ~~~pp of ill S9VElin contests, winning..Greenh:And Pe.l1ial'J)t:fn.tatY:P~$dU(~" C~pte!",F~rmer _Parliamentary Procedure. Greenhand PUblfc Spp.klng, Grsl\?nhanc;l QIJIz~ Gteenhand Oreetl.' Cf1~pter.FarmerPublic $Pt:laklnQ. and EXemporaenous Speaking, , ~c ." ' •• ' • .' , ,

, RlOCSntlY the chlIpt.r, appOSd nln. m.mb_", for the slat! F<:Ir!"er'Dogree ;>nd, thllY are Tommy ,Mulkey. l\lvle Mcl<Jbb.n, T"""tnY Sult.mola,. Tr'lOlKo>lloy. D."". lightfoot. 'Santlra CO,99land, l'yo1.ightfOOl.Jq:8~n: Gibbs. and 'Mrchael ~unds. POUllds afso applhad- for, the'star 'PislrlQt Farmer lIntt MIQs-Copeland ap­~Il"" Ior"t~e s~al Production profl"!"ncy Award: AloO tb.. ohapt.r appUo<! 6....rly6.1I~0~th.~m.rlcan

armerDsgrG@ _ . .' . _ " . '.'A couple, of other pce:o.lT!ptrshn:r~nts.are ,the' beglnnfng or the yocatlonal l!!lQiiculture farm~ Cl:ifona

whet. FFA ahd 4-H membera Who .uve- In 'town can:havp- the opportunIty to keap anfmals:~Speersl, thanks,goes lei St!P!!rinblnd.nt 4loJlle'Klng and th. :corona Soard of EducatJo"'fpr makIng thla l!BCom.. a ",allty.

AM ,IMtly,th" Ch~pt., Is J1'1W !I..gloni"9 IUllgin!! , ..aon'lild has hili'" hop... lor C'CntlnuSd ,.uc:c:"aa Inth. Ludg1nga....n••.. , , .-"; • , '" .. ..'

We Vo1durd like to thatik aJl.donol'$ Who made, thtEJ>page pOsSJbl~and aU.supporters- of our chapter~ It Iswith Bl'eatJ:)tldlfthat.wfill$ay\tha~kd: te> the comJ1il_FFA AIUml11 Which ,now has 40'StrtShg m!3mblEi'r'S~ T.oank .you and kjjep up th. greiltllupl'l!r1. . ," ., .

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2.) THE 1l0AO TO SUCCI!SS;ABlLlTY TO CHANGE~$O" Gibbs dal"'a," hl.,D"'t'I~1 Jwlnnl"" spojlch at,fho PQI·l.uc~'DPp.""beJd ,tfCemlyw SIbb$ alSO'lew..- as PresIdent of the- Ctltona chaf)lEtI'•• ~ .. ,': ' ': ". ' • ' . ". _ . J '.~ , :'.

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Todos los Puestos del Con­dado. Los sigulente Coml­slonados del Condado porDIstrlto Incluyendo- 3 Comf·slonados c:!e Condado eITgldos e.;'l.los demas condadOs:

5 ComUUonados de Cop.­dado en el condado de Dona Ma• termlno de 2 anos Declaraclones de Intento'~e• 5; Comlslonados de Con- . ser'candldato wrlte..-lrr, (no.n la

CAL.L . '.l,'. daldo end .21eondado de Lea - ter- boleffi) para UP. PIl~$to estatal6,m no e anos pues10 de Represerifante."de los378-4047 7 Conseleros de Cdn- Estados' Unrdos - ,'seran

FOR dado en e1 eondado· de LOs regtstrados en 101 ofltlna de laAPPOINTMENT Alamos - fermfno de 2, anoS Secrefarlctde eStiil'do et-dla 18 de

LJ_ ,.J_ " ..11 . 3 Corilll,onado;.de COn- . AIl.11 de 19l1..ntre 1.1 horal deT7.." (,1&1 Y 1:'111 dado 6n el condado de San Juan'

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B. La elecclon prlmarla seralIevada a cabo para permltlr elpartido Democrata y el partidORepubllcano que nomlnen can­dldatos para los sigulentespuestos:

Un Senado,. Esta.dounldense - nt,.mfno de 6 enos

Ki...1. • (3, .. y 5) rmlno de A anos 'enne/s :J C'Omlslonados de COn~ Detlaraefones: de li'Jtento de:.

'OwIlliy iiuNnnll& GroomIng' . dado en el condadode- Berl1a."!lo . set c:;~n,drdato tvrfJe..:Jn·(iIo el1 r~RUIDOSO DOWNS, NM - (2,-3 y 4' termlno d~ 4 a-i1os bolefa) pa..-a puestos"de Multi.· ~

- - --t.oe~Ir::e.east--ol-- - -I-,-c~..l3~CO;r>nmoll~5Ilo.llJna"d!'."'<!ldaal:C~on"'-c...Cc"·ondad()::..JtgJslat-Wb,......,-~"eHRaoetrack·on Hwy ?a'Easl dado en el eondadO.de·Cha'RSi" .d1~rlto,--proClJi"ado"detlr$frlfOy··

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la autorldad en mI. posellon '. QullitQ Olltrlto judicial•. : se.c!<rt.·,I•.de EltodO el dla',de ".. .. • '..,:. ... Qur·F;l~~~McQpi~r.wlll·hantfIEHlhellfsfrom business card.siz~ .declaro la' slglJlente Dlvl$lOl1 V ltlial"zoilte,19t18;'€nrrelash.OfIsde PIiRPSTQ~~ ~ SAVING$ &,' '+, 81"- 14' h . .

, Pr.oclamaclon: Sexto Olstrlto JUdlcfal, 9,tOOaji'J.y·5;-QO:p.rtt4contor.-me-, LOA~-As--T(jciATfON, ',up ...0 ,r.::X·. inC· .,$. .. '. . ........~~_ ~--. - -.- ~. ~ - -- .. - _. - . ~DlvlsllM1~~;--· - --~--Q)rHa-seterOR-=l-8~}6At--1+ao)---~ Pl.rntlff, _.- - ..:.- ------., -- --..... -, ..- .- -- .--' - -~., ---~ ~--~. ,

Que una elecc:;Ion prlmer'a ·Octabo Olstrlto '., dtl, can•. vs.. ' . .., : .

·al:~,::;~~i~:;-·~~~~.~I:' Q:v::~~~:~ores de g:g~~~Ii~;i£~:,~:1ri:; :~r:::~;tt~E~~~~i-l~,-j~.'~.~,l· 5/~~"~.~, ~ , ,", 1 " :: 'slltkL'Sleo y en cad. CllOdado y predn.,. ~'''rllo .. Termlno do,4 anol dlstrllU.~oMu""':ond.~1C<Io ~::N~&RICA.PINANcrA!., can ):l~ .prai:Elsse~ ql,Jickly~' from '00&' copy to -1.;OO~; WJfhto-do olio. an el dla 7 de Junlode . ',U n procu'oro,strro :~::~~~~~:;1:,d:~~:~~~~ D."hd.~t..· 5,mioufes;fo pne"hour servlcel'988, ~~~r~~f~r:~~gk~~~.eo~ P:, ~:t:l~~~~":":~~~~~2 NoTlCIFop suiT .~ '. .....""',:.:.•. ,.... • "'''' '._.

A. Que laaleeeion prlmerla clll'adore. de dlstr"" .se.... Cllmp~j$ d. ·m.1 de'l;n con- .;.~ " ". ":CALJ: US 'FOR-JNFORMATION ANDEC>TIMATEpertenecera alosslguentes par~ ellSldos a 10 largo en el Dlstr:lto d,Ddo,.,eren regTSft.dOS en 18 S"",TE Or; ~~w MJ!;XI~ 'to: ' ~ - 6' ' , ' '!!"' ,tldol polltlcOI, el par/ldO.. JudIcial n. Olvllion I lervlra al... allclri.de Ia SQcrjllatla de:. .aLI NOR -:.: LEMO!!~_._ _n" ~ n:'·· .... ~ .... N::vgUa.~R1N.TJNG NEI;DS... '. .Oe.moe-Hlta- y &1 partido- condsdo-de-$an Juan y Ofvlslorr Estado el dla 5 de Ai)rU de ,., GREI;T1NGl. . .".. "Republlcano. II servlra· al condado de .elire' Jas horas de: 9:00 a.m. y Your 'nl.h~re~ nbtUled

McKInley. 5'001' m thai the .~na"'ei!'.Plal"tlff.·• _. .h.1 mOd a c"'," .cllonagalnSf'

Junta de Educaclon de Oecla-raclones de Caha you rnthe aboveo.enfJtled CourtEstado . Termlno de .4 anos dldatur. y petlclones de nomlna-. and'·qu,., the genera' oblect·

Dlstrlfos " 4, liy 10 que c;Jon' par...a los puesto$' de fher$Of bi!lnb: 10 foreclose 1l1att .., to 'certaIn :Mortoage exeClJt~ byesta defl"ldo en ·Secclon' 22'3-21 ~ magis rauos V-, pues SElmer YI.. ega,' LInda S. J-iayf's

a22·3·31 NMSA 1978 0983 SUJ'P',) leglilat.VOs' 10caUz-ados 'De""'ndiillnfs on May 7., ,.as., In...tQtatmenfe dentro de On condado ~.,.

Un Juez Ma.glstredo.'de -0' c.ompu.estQi-solamen~:de.On . faw.tJif"Plat"tfff~s pr.edetes!l:or .'1st ~ I In' Inte,..t. "Irs! New MexicoCondado de Colfax· Division II 'con~BdPsei"an res r~~ COn a MortgqeCompanyf Inc.,. rn,he

- Termlno de 2' anos Escrlbana, dQ CCSndado el dla 5 orl"'~oftal' prlnclp'al .amoul1t~ol.de AbrUde 1~81t entre las horas :tjI ~,

Un Juez MaglstradO de -de ShQO-y 5:00p.m. TWS.NTY~~I'Vr;:..TH.OU$A p.Condado de Union _Termino de ' ' . DOL;LAlU'~~QOO:OOO)J plusJn- .2 anos Declaraclones de can~ ~

dldatura y PaDas de Inscrlpelon .o en sb Jugar, declaracTones de ;. 'pObreza para todo los puesfoseleC:tlVOs "del. tondado seran'

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,More. ~et Your Card TodaylCALLl-51~b'59-3134 Ext cs..coa2..HRS.

3fp-Feb. 25; Mareh,3,~ 10.

ltp-Feb.25. . P'ANOFOR SALE .Assume small monthly pay-

WANTED PARTTIME, tem--' ment on .modern :~tyle ,plano,porary yard maintenance per- II~ ."w condition. can be,~nson, March through october. locally. Call managerContact New Horizons, Car- 1-800-367-2t31~Fe'b 25. M h 3rlzozo, 648-2379. ' P ..' arc .

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YOUR WRITE IN vote fortrustee on ,the Carrizozo CityCouncU. TueSday, March 1, willbe greatly appreciated. .-:..Beulah Moore.

1983 J EEP Wagon~t,LTPi, ful­.IV- loa,(,I~d, Jow mlleage,JQcal~

,Iy owned,· below dealerwho~es,ale, 'only $8,995;00Shamaley Ford, Ruidoso,378-4400.'

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ANIMAL· LOVERS-9 acres'for sale, stock (ence corrais,good water wells, sheds, shoPs,large ho.u!e wi2300 sq.ft. & onesmall rent 'house, all In goodcondo Lots of extras. Must seeto appreciate. Owner wlllcarry paper In Carrizozo.648-2522.

SEE WHAT MARY KAYCosme.tlcs can do for you. Call ' .for a complimentary facial EANTA5.l:tC.I J,.IKJ:f t"'~W(.JI7and color consultation. Helen Grand Wagoneer, ,LOADED, . .M. Lock, 648-2425. . 7,000 miles, when new, over' Published, -In. th.. LU,c~ln

-.it~2-ill,18,25'&aia . .$28,0O'fl.....A>.JI..t--_Pl"Lce..$J9~50'O'~'.. ·1~9-aa.linfr..:~.ewson'~~:25'__ ._______..... Shamaley Ford, Lincoln, MlJr-'

HOUSE'FOR SALE cury, ~uldoso, 378-4400.Large 4-Bedrooni on 2 lots In It-Feb.25Carrizozo, Miguel MontanoResidence, contact weekendsor after 5 p~m. wee~days.

Cosme or Connie Montano at505-437-0460.

HOUSE FOR .SALE:. 3bedroom, 2 bath home at 1410H Ave. f~ Carrizozo. sellingprice $26,000. Call 437-4560 InAlamogorctQ for Information.

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FE~RUARY MADNESS, 1976Chrysler N~Y. for sale; RUNSGREAT, real transportation

, special, onl~$995.00. Sham,cUeyFord~ Lincoln, Mercury,Ruidoso, 378-4400. .

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ROY'S 'GIFT. HOMEFIREWOOD: ~1I seaso.ned ' PUBLIC, ""A.LLrny · SUPPLYcedar. Fireplace length, ",NOTICE " u~ ,~n .

TFN-Dec.10unspUt, you load. $65 per cord. Notice Is hereby gIven that A'F'"A.R'··I. OLD FASHiONED· 'H'OME'SUPPLY

FOR SALE.~ 1978 Dodge, H'an- Call 1'849-1192. . ' . 648 2106' or6tp Feb 18 25' the. GOverrllng BodY of the Ice Cream Parlor CENTER .- .' .

dlcap van, Power steering and \ - . , , TR'AVEL' . .brakes, automa

'tlc transmls- March 3, 10, 17 & ~4. Towti of Carrizozo wlll hold, ..' Comp~te ACtal service' HOT POINT APPLIANCES ·648-2992PbbilG....nput·for COmmunity . . ' *

slon, cruise control, extended $300 OVER Invoice on '.most, ,De.\lekij:unent Bloek Granton INC. . 'It. .. * * *. ... ' FIN~NetNG AVAILABLE 'Ned~s PlumbIng .~ roof, air conditIoning, rad.1o Ford and Mercur'Y cars and EconomIc Developrrient set- G:S..fOj:~O;::io*r1S :~~:Fans .and:RemOded~gwlth

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